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A painting of a woman in red kneeling at the feet of Jesus.

Struggles piling up? Try this object lesson to visualize how Christ helps

Reading about the Atonement is one thing but truly feeling it is another. This visual could make a difference.

Amid the many berries and other foods bursting forth abundantly during the summer, zucchini can sometimes get neglected. And seeing as how this vegetable tends to burst forth in copious amounts, we began to search for delicious ways to use it. Once we found Brenda Stanley, author of The Zucchini Houdini, we knew our search was over. She agreed to give us some recipes for our July/August 2011 issue. (Click here to see all the recipes.) Encouraged by the recipe titles, we decided to put a few of her recipes to the test – and we got great results.

Listen: How Talking with Two Single Latter-day Saint Men Proved My Assumptions Wrong

By Erin Hallstrom

What does it look like to be a single man in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2019? What do they experience? What pressures do they feel and are there any judgements they receive? How do they feel attending a church that is so focused on family?

Podcasts

20 quotes from the 20 most-downloaded ‘All In’ podcast episodes of 2020

Despite a pandemic that forced the majority of interviews this year to be done remotely, the All In podcast never missed a beat, producing and releasing 55 interviews that were downloaded over 4 million times over the course of the year. The show’s conversations covered a wide range of both timely and timeless topics such as parenting, dealing with a faith crisis, racism, anxiety, and meditation. Here is a brief look at the 20 most-downloaded episodes of 2020 as of December 7, 2020, through one powerful quote from each of those episodes.

‘The Mormon Bachelorette’ begins new season

By Whitney Sorensen

One Mormon girl is about to go on the ultimate blind date—22 times. On May 30, The Mormon Bachelorette will announce the lucky girl who will be set up with 22 eligible Mormon bachelors in hopes that she will find “true Mormon love” with one of them.

Latter-day Saint Life

Listen: The Dream That Prepared a Cancer Doctor to Operate on One Latter-day Saint Woman

By LDS Living

Kim White is a Latter-day Saint woman who has been battling stage 4 cancer for nearly five years—something doctors told her at the time of her diagnosis that she would be lucky to do.

Why Magnolia Chief of Staff Emily Snyder Doesn’t Like The Word “Become” + What She’s Learned from Her Influential Bosses

Emily Snyder was raised a member of the Church with a dream of being a mother just like her mom. However, as she got older, she realized that her life may end up presenting her with a different set of circumstances and opportunities. Now a graduate of Columbia’s MBA program who has previously worked closely as an assistant to both Clayton Christensen and Julie B. Beck, Snyder is employed in Waco, Texas, where she works for Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia as the company’s chief of staff.

In a crowd of about 2,500, Jesus ministered one by one. Here's how you can too

By Valerie Russell

Editor's note: “Resources to follow Him” curates study resources, teachings, and thoughts to deepen your study of this week's Come, Follow Me.

Podcasts

How do constraints allow us to embrace our role as co-creators with God? ‘Lola Dutch’ illustrator explains

English writer G. K. Chesterton has been quoted as saying, “Art consists in limitation.” Could this principle be true outside of traditional forms of creativity?

Constant Fatigue May Be Connected to Thyroid Problems

By Robert Jones

I was working out at the gym the other day and one of the trainers approached me and asked, “Why is my wife always so tired?” Two other men were standing close by, so they came over to listen.